PATTERN LAYOUT

WHAT ARE THE TWO COMMON FABRIC WIDTHS?

• 40" AND 60"

• 45" AND 60"

• 50" AND 60"

• 35" AND 65"

What does this picture show?

• pattern sewing instructions

• pattern cutting layout

• pattern sewing layout

What does this picture represent?

• Measuring the Grainline arrow

• Checking that the pattern in straight

• checking that the grain (threads) are not crooked

• all of the above

what is the significance of this pattern symbol?

• The direction of cutting the fabric

• To measure from each end to check if a pattern is straight on grain

• The transfer symbol for a pocket placement

How would you fold your fabric? The circled layout is an example of a:

• (crosswise) hamburger layout

• (lengthwise) hot dog layout

• combined layout

To indicate the correct layout on the pattern guide sheet you will need the following information:

• view choice

• fabric width

• Nap or no Nap fabric

• size of garment

• All of the above

What do shaded pattern pieces indicate in a layout?

• to cut out that pattern piece only once

• to place that pattern piece on the fold

• to trace out that pattern piece and use it again somewhere else

• to place that pattern piece face down in the layout

If you were using a nap fabric.

Which layout would be the correct choice for the layout?

Lay out A on the left or Lay out B on the right?

• Layout A

• Layout B

What is the first thing you should do to prep for a construction project?

• fold and pin fabric right sides together.

• pre-shrink the fabric.

• thread-perfect the fabric.

• cut out the pattern pieces for the view you are making.

Which fabrics below are WITH NAP

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• The first and second fabrics are napped fabric

• All of the above are napped fabric